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-APT NUMBER 4 Q 56.] ,---..----. - --.....-- - .--.....---.—.7- - -z.z..:----,- CO il F I DENC E AND TRUST. . . This Day was published, price 2S. 6d. • Yonng Married M • - 1-, r • Man acquainted with -ust- ness in.general, and who is also engaged in Business on his • HE LONDON MEDICAL AtRI SURGICAL _ t.wn•accounr, but disengaged from Ten to Four I !'Clock in the Day, would be glad to accept of a liberal 11 I T SPECTATOR • or, Monthly Register of ° the Modern ...-e.. ' Rartment in a respectable Wholesale; Mercantile banking .: State and Improvements of Medicine, regular and irregular, , or . s . • tlouse, or any other Situation, where ability, respeitability iin it var ous branches : containing, • superior conside.ration is required.—His hours are not ro: i 1. AV,iew of E mpiricism, auttitslrernicious Consequences stricted. to Society. .'• . . . ._ osta s e. Address I. H. Jamaica Coffeehouse, free of P - • t . .2. Original communications, Cases, and Reviews in Me -1"."""--..---- . theme Surgery, .:S•lidwitery. and Pharmacy. .. 3. intelligence, consisting of Anecdotes, ,Bingraphy, No tices of Publications, .and-other Miscellaneops Matter. - The whole systematically arranged for the We and Clear ness of Reference. .. . . . , . . . . London : Printed for ,S. Highley, No. 24, Fleet street and A. - Blackwood, Edinburgh. LAND AGENT, or ST4WARD. • PERSON of Zducation and Exp er i ence , f on d A of AgricUltural Pursuits, who has of late years de voted himself to the Profession of LAND AGENT, wild be happy to - have the honour of engaging with some Noble /Ilan or Gentleman to receive their Rents and superintend the Nlanagement.ot their Estates ; and he trusts, fromllis gene ral knowledge, and an assiduous, and zeal us attention Jo the duties of his Situation, and :he'interest of his Employer he would b e f ou nd d eserv i ng of that Confidence which might be reposed in him. References of great respeaability can be given. • • NEW MEDICAL REVIEW. • This Day - was publishtd, price as. 6d. • Cre be Continued Quarterly) No.. I 11. of fCIE LONDOK: MEDICAL REVlE\V';..con raining, r. Bectdoes on the Discontents, I mperfielions, and Abuses, in !Medicine.. .a. Ware on the Purulent 0 what mia. 3. Cheyneand Armstrong on the Diseases of Children. 4. Clutteibuck'A Inquiry into the seat.anil nature of Fever. 5. Badhain on the Inflammatory A of the Mucous Mrnibratie of the Ercuichre. 6. Thoin k fm's Observarion&on Lithinoiny. Bane?oft and IYl .4 regor on the miltrary In. quiiy.. 8. ,Warciry on the Morbid Anatomy of the Human Eye 9. BeddOes's Researches, Anatomical and Praaical, concerning Fever. ro. Barclay on the Muscular Motions of the Human Body. tr. Ad.itris's Popular View of Vaccine Inoculation.. Medical Intelligence. List of Medical Pub lications. A Letter addressed to Mr. Thomas Thornton, Chapter Coffee-house; St Paul's, will be immediately attended to. sALLA,p OIL AND GORGONA •ANCHOVIES. A o N Importation h:is• j ust. been obtained; rintfts nw on Sale, at BURG BURGESS'S and Son, Italian Ware house, 107, Strand. BURGESS's FISH SAUCE, &c. A C A uT 101 V TO FAUIL ft great-reputatien Which Mr. BUPA; ESS has gained.by the superinr Excellence of his ESSENCE of ANC/lOVVES- tor FISH •%SAUCE his in duced many Persons to give :he same name to an Article en tirely different. - 1 0 1 - IN"BURGESS and SON think it a duty they cave the Public, tocaution them aga i nst suc h i m _ . positio ns , as several People travel the Empire,^ottering Shop kee,ers, &ci an extra large Profit to vend ;he spurious kind : they are particularly requested to ask tbr Burgess's, and to, observe, none is 'genuine but what hay.&these words upon the John Burgess and Son's Original and Superior Es sence of Ancho vies."—Warehouse, No, 14., Strand, Comet of the Savoy Steps, London. . ‘. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Patr nosttr-row ; and .Cadell and,Davies, Strand. t • - . Of whom may be had, th e Fi rst an d S econ d Numbers, 'price as. 6d. each... '. For the .HEAU., STOMACH,. MAC H,. and 130 1 ELS, • llr. AM ES's..ANA L lc PILLS, THE celebrity of i he§ . .6 Pilfs'as a general Pre3erva-• tive•of Health, by aslisting Nature in the due d scharge of the animal func..tions, is become, universal, and they are now recomthended by Medical Gentlemen of the t s trst enli nence. who use.thein in their own P,amilies. They ;ire Ad mirably calculatedfor Disorders' dithe Stomach and bowels for Persons of a Bilipus, a Gouty, or a Rltesurnath:,Disposi. ; Lion as well as for those whos e Constitutions have been at tedeti bra - sedentary 'if:, or by a residence in, hot climates t also for fle,:ci-achs occasioned by in.il..,estion and other bad effeeis of tree living; and :for preventing Palsies and Kpo.. - plexies, so often the consNuetice or intzmperance. These, Pills, which gently (Ten the pates - by night, and the beady by day, are excellent in Colds and Fever;:, ant they haves tendency to promote Steep. Tiley should never be ornit , ed at be:l-till:le, after any eteess of eating or drinking. Solti - only by P. Newoery and Son, : No. 45, St-. Paul's, ChUrch-yafd, London;` and at Or. lanies's late House, in Bruton-street ; in .Boxes, price 45. 64. cacti, Jr six in one .la;.;e Box tor ti. A';. Duty included. . (," observe that the woctis, " F. Isiewery, Nu. 45, St. Pau are engraved.in, the Stamps. s • MONEY. MESSRS. LUCAS and Co. be g . Leave to inforin nary those that may be desiwus of borrowing Tempo- , tunesr Permanent SUNIS of MONEY, that they can at a ll dr s, and .with out dela) advance any Sum from O ne ilini ed to Twenty Thousanii Pounds, and upwards, on pe rsona l orany other Security, -arising from INerarriage Settlements, lido zleY in the Funds, Clergyinens' Livings, or Freehold, Copy_ hold, and leasehold Esz4res, on the must fair and equitable s and will also conduct every Negotiation at much less expence than.wliat is usually incurred in money-transadions. Personal Applications Messrs. Lucas and Co. daily re ceive at their hopse, No. ri), lermY-n-street, St. JiurPes's, and Letters, post-paid, imniediately answered. 14 • Ten years purcha - se will be given fur well secured Annuities. ISLE.OF WIGHT. DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE, REAnY FURNISHED. TO BE LETT, and Entered upon Immediately, for One • or Three T Years, H Desirable Residence called GROVE, situateEVery .‘vithia One Nlile•ef the Sea, at Saodown Bay, ar:el five of Ryde. The House comprises an Entrance Hall, Dining-room 26 feet long, 19 wide,:and 4 . higll, Drawing-room of the same e 4 letons, Breakfast and two ot h er Si tt i ng r ooms, Six ex .tietsiceripnttliioed6;roorns, and- two A ttics , with Ofkiees of every and good Cellars. . FnCapital Walled U rden °fah Acre within the walls, and .:utter Acre wi t h out rite walls, stocked with the choicest uit Trees, and fully cropped., a.double Coach-house, six- 44stall Stable Poultry- nous. and Yard, and other convenient ut , houses,and Offices are detached., • .The. House stands in a Lawn, completely surrounded with the most . luxuriant Plant'atiOns, atfording Many rich and highly beautiful sea and land Views, and forms altogether tzlot delightful retreat,. • • The Tenant may be accommodated with any quantity of. Land, not exceeding 28 Acres, of which 13 are old Meadow, 13 lately laid dawn to Cinquefoin, one in -Lucerne, and the Other Coppice. For furth er Partieular; apply (if by letter, post paid) to Messrs. Clattees 'and Sewell, Solicitors, New.port, Isle-of Wight. —• • •CURE OF STONE AND GRAVEL.' • AA - R. 'PERRY', Surgeon, Southampton-street, 1. Bloomsbury -square, Proprietor of ADAMS';, SO L. VENT, a mild yet •etticac'ions Cure of STUNS arid G RA - VEL in tire BLAEID El( or KJ DNBYS, acquaints tire Pub lic, that he has for some years devoted his whole professional attention to the above Dist ises, lle may he comated at - his own House on Wednesdays and I ridays, where lie di'spenses the , Solvent in bottles of 6d. r ts. and tl. 25. • &tamps included, two of which last scarcely 'ever fail to cur. reel tare cal‘vious diathesis in the habit, and thaqhy prevent the concretion of Stone in persons ofa sedentary life. Sold also at Bacon and Co's. 150, Oxford -street, and at Bolton's, front of the Royal' E xchange, the Author's Dis quisition of the Stone and Crave!," Ninth Edition, price ts. 6d. pointing out their Cause, and the Diet to be observea during the Care, with many extraordinary cases,. sonteof perfect recovery, even aft-outthe operation had been resolved on.- May' be had at Symonds's, Bookseller, No. zo,- Pater noster-row, price is. ad. • MUS IC -2 THE . BEAUTIES• OF - PURCELL an A Saturday, August 2.0, , will be published, by Subscription; SELECTION gt . the Favourite SONGS, DU E T TS, .TR I OS, and CHO RUSS lS; froth the Afferent Works of YU l< CE LL, seleded, adapted, and ar- Zat4:,ed (from the origindi Scot es), , hitii an-Accompaniment fOr• the Piano-forte, by . John Clarke, Mus. Doc. , The 'Alice to Subscribers 11. is. -t., Non-subscriberS il. ss. Sub. rieribers' names received at BirclialPs Music Shop, 133, New /3 0 0 nd-street, wher e 'th e 'Li st w i ll ' remain open till the ist of • 4e Pwrriber. • • NEW MUSIC....- This Day was published, by R..Birchall, 133, N ew Bond st reet, rrINVELVE BALLADS, with an .Acconmlani -i. itient for the Harp or Piano-forte, the Words and Mu itie by M. G. 'Lewis, Esq. price tos. 6d. containing, lie love's and he rides away, • The Sailor's Complaint, The Misletoc, Pour Anne, The Silly Blind Harper, I . :vellum's Lullaby, The Soldier's r enelopc, Sir . .Agilthorn and Lady Ev'a l' he An cient Mariner s ' I. ire-side, False Si r Uondibert, The Fisher man, and The Sailor boy's Ditty. • This Day were published, In Me I rice 4s.in boards-, NTIMATIONS(uine andtzino. EVIDENCES of a FU II. 'PURE -STATE. By the Rev. THOMAS WAPSON, Printed fur Lohgman, litrrst, Rees, and Orme, P.ater roster-row, Of whom may be had, by the same Author, Popular Evidences of Natural Religion and Christianity; a New Edition, in 121'110. prize e 95. boards. This .Day was published, • 'ln Four Volumes, Duodecimo, price U. 4s. in boards, ROMANTIC TALES. By .M. -G. LEWIS, Author of the Monk, Actelgitlaa, & c . " A:11, h a ppy h e , w h o thus in magic themes " O'er worlds bewitched in early rapture cirearns, ":here wild Enchantment waves her potent wand, " And Fancy's beauties till her fairyland." .• CRABIta. Pri nted fot Longman,' Hurst, Recs, anti Orme, Pa-ter 'Ulster-row. t)t whom mae had, y the same Autho The Castle Spectre, y a b Drama, b in Five Ads, price r, zs. -6d. In a fe.w Days 'wit s l be publi,h e d , in_One'Volume, '4to. E CHRONICLE of the CID RODRIGO DI AZ DE J3IVAI, the CANIFEADOR. Frorathe. Spanish. P rinted for By ROBERT SOUTHEY. - Longtnan, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, eater tipster- row. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, I. loan of A rc, 3d Edit:. Vcdi. fOOINCiip 8110. 125. boards. R. Poems, 2 VOIS. sth Edition, ditto, .11s. boards. 3. Thalaba the stroyer, z vols. dittp, 143. boards. 4. Amadis of Gaul, 4 vols. Limo. 11. Is. boards. 5. Msdoc, zd Edition, 2 vols. lovlscap bvo. tzs, boards. b. Metrical Tales, and ether Poems, ss. 6d. boards; Svo 7.. S•pecnnens ut the s later E.uglish Yots, 3 vols,. wolscap board. S. ealmarin of England, 4 vols. Imo. 11. 3s. boards. /10 TUESDAY, AUGUST 2 1808. PROII2RTY DUTY on D pay,(6le in the Years 1803, 1804, LE -Ds. TT appearzn g , not w ithstanding the N9tices„repeat -a- flay sent cr made to the Parties era,' ro DiVidond4 of Sock, payable at the Bank of Er.gland, South Sea House, and Batt India House, reipeo3iv4, who have not Paid the They on the saute for theyears above mentiohed,Jbat payment bar not in many ittrtances been made of the said Duty, whereby those Parties have incurred various Penalties, tube recovered by ardion or surcharge, and the Commissioners for the :rpecial purposes of the Proper a , 4e7, being quillio to allow further time for such paym,;‘ , s; bee. '!yr give Notify, that the Duties payable on all 'Divt:?ends of suchStodr. and 4anuities for those years" are ditefied to be paid into the Bank of England, and tf. , 'e"Certifro:ater es such plyments being lodged at the Ogee of the Commissioners at the Old Stock Exchange, the Parties making payment thereof, 2. , 111 be discha . rg ed in the Books of thereip l eaive Commissioners until and flP9fi the s o uth day of oe7ober next, hut that all Personr who shall negfea to mike such payment cn or Ire/ore that d.:;1;, will be prosecuted as the Law &reels, and slip: are now' taliag for bringing Default ers int:, ori_rarge"lor r*e - Double Driy, , Who 41141 i not Lave paid the Pray for thefears aboVe-meuti-rned, o/5 or before the said loth d,y 16,510 bet next, after 'which any the Osiee of the Old Sto:k Ex change Will e'closed. By Order of the Board, • MATTHEW WINTER. , • °lice:for Tares, Aug. 1 2 ►SoS. AFFIDAVIT. IVIARMADUKE VENEL, Doctor of Afedicine, formerly resident at Montpelier, -maketh oath, that he i 4 the inventor and joint ,proprietor of a certain meklichie called Dr. Veners Antiscorbutic Vegetable Pills, which he doth hereby declare are composed entirely 'of Vegetables, and do not.costain a particle of :mercury, 'antimony, or any other mineral or deleterious ingredient whatever; and he further maketh oath, that.he !lath administered this medicine to an infinite number of wtients, with the Most unprecedented success 4 for upwards of twenty-eight years, in ditnrent parts of Europe ;'and from his knowledge of the salutary, sate, but active ingredients, of which tt is composed, and the long and ample experience he hath had, he (loth believe it to-be a most excellent alterative and purifier of the blood, and an efficacious remedy for scorbutic, scropluilous i and cutaneous disorder& • Sworn before me, at the Mansion House, M. VENEL. Loudon, this. fi6t day of tune, 1808. JOHN.ANSLEY, NIAYO2. Sold by Messrs. Bacon and Co. No. 150, Oxford street, and Messrs. Parsons and Son, Circulating Library; 46, Lud gate Hill. Price 4s. 6d. per box. THE , REV.. MR. BARCLAY's PATENT ANTIBILI OUS PILLS. TT was a remark of the Celebrated Dr. Buchan, 1 Author of the. Domestic Medicine, that complaints of the Stomach and 114vels are the prevailing Malady of this Country, .which lay the foundation of 'rile inure formidable and fatal Diseases.; that the serson who could discover for • the relief and•curc a safe and infallible' remedy ,Would • per. form a most important service to society. Th at - d i scovery ' has now b een ma d e i n the Patent Antibilions Pills of the Rev. - Witrain Barclay,. the extensive sale of which, and the high estimation in which they are deservedly held., has considerably lessened the number of these complaints r• and bids Lair, in a short - time, to be the means. of entirely eradi cating them. These Pills have a quick and safe operation, they aL powerfully. and specifically on ,the -Bile, and remove the numerous disorders connected wit t it, Sie,t - Head-Aches - ; Flatulence, Liver Complaints, faundieq, Ner vous Disorders tram • I ndigestinn , &c. They are the, mirst valuable Family Medicine hitherto offered, , to the' Pittnie, . and the Proprietor' Is supported by the most resireciable evidence of the first characters of the Nobility ant: dthers,• that they have never been administered to any person without giving certain and speedy relief, and in the , end 'completing a Cure. This valuable Medicine, having beeh used with success, is recommended by the following distinguished Persjnages The Right Hun. Viscount Dillon. I.!ie Lord Bishop of Bath and Webs. fohn lioneywood, Bart. M. P. for Honiton. Sit . .. Stephen Lushington Bart. NI.P. for Fen n . Thomas Anson, E s q. q.P. for Litchfield. ames Amyatt, Esq, M.P. for SOurhampton. • Nicholson Calvert, Esq. NI. P. for Hertford Edmund Boehm, Esq. New street, Spring Gardens. Thomas Hammersley, Esq. Pali-A/ A IL G, W. Dickes, Esq. Private Secretary to the Archbishop of Canterbury. , • The Key. Mr. Ditnock, Librarian to the Archbishop. Cecil Forester, Esq. NI. P. fur v ;eillock. Sold wholesale and retail by Mr. Bitrtler, No. 4,Cheapside; - and retail by Mr. Kirby, Stallard -street, Old hot l-street; Mr. Stratton, Leicester-square; 13acou and Co. ford-street; and by alt respectable Vcidcrsin Town and ~ • Country. A Caution.—Observe the name of William Barclay is en. graved on the Stamp, which is affixed on the oiitsi.;e wrap. Irer of each box; all not so stamped are a dat - svrous tation. Price ss. anti per box, ith. ample dired,ionS. td TUAL 0 IC F., • - • yuly . zi, 1808. 'THE - COMMISSIONE Spr VICTUALLING lii; illajests Navy hereby give Notice, ':hat on Tbunday, the isth.of Sepiember next, they will be.ready to re erive Tenders in writing ( sealed up), and ii eat /or tach of I RISil BEE F and PORK, if the hest quality, ani to he cured in . 1114 Searsn, re.praive 412ercba•nts ant Dealers tik rein imiy think proper 7G o i fer third Bart :ie,lef t. G_ packed in hail Puncheint- : one-third part .in Tierces, and the-retnaiwiltg, one-third part id 133rrels be delivered into His 4tjesfy's Pigualling Surer at' Deptford, Ports • ni,utifi, .and L'/ , . moult); and into the tore:: in Saitit Catherine's,. in t l egnlar Propoj-tioNs of each descriptim of Ca,skl, by tbeierias -mentioned, ‘V , 4. • ' • One-fowth of the whole by the 3:st. January • 04e. tof tbc. re, naining Quantity by t:;t March IS: 9. Anti the rcrnalOdcr by the 3-th tune Ind to be paid for by I,WIr, ti0...:31e, ;with Interest, ninety dqyr of er dare. . . The Conditions of the Cowrath ,nay bebe seen it the Secretakfy'y Office., at this Office, or 6 , applying to Mr. 7.14, D , niterville, Aient fee the l'ithealliog at Ccrk, Cullt,F2or3 uJ ti, r Ma— jesty's Custom; ,at Limerick, lietja , :t; / Neuny, and Iffatellyrd, and,to the I'u:6l:viler „Ce. , :yral ;it ouldi,..,•reJp,rilve):„ NA regard will be 4:d to any Tender in ?chick the Pt ice- sh.i,l not be inxerted 4t length, ;r that shall ,tot he ii. livered ,p Pre Beard Aeji,re Oke o'Clock on the said rbwrsday the 25th of Sep knzber next, nz:r up/eis the Verson• te•6o makes ft! Tender, or some person on his Gebel! _I, altinds, to answer s when c2fled for, PATENRWORII LOZENGES. WORMS are the most frerlueut sources of Cita . dren's Diseases. 'Clitir symptoms every Parent -and Guardian ot Children should be acquainted with. ..Th,.y oc casion Loss" of Appetite, 'a Paleness of the Col our of the Face, Emaciation, and irregular state of the Bowels, attend_ ed after with violent pains ; they bring on Convulsions; they aired the growth of the Body, and eney prove fatal, by end. lug in.a Corisumption or Decay. - Both as a Pri4entative and Corea these alahnidg COmpiaints, the abOve excellent Mi_ dicine is universally allowed, on the testimony of the highest Charaders in this Country, both in rank ay.!, respeciability, to have no equal. Their public approbation, g!ven to the Proprietor, trom a personal knowledge of t its wonderful suc cess in their awn Families, stamp its merit hey owl competi tion, and gives a sanction to it, of which ao other Medicine of the kind 'can boast. Parents, And others who h. l ive the, Care of Children, should have this - Remedy as a Faintly Me.; dicine.to resort to, wheneverthe Stomach or Bowels 'of Chil dren are any way disordered, which it Will always be Lund to relic. % - e. Sold, wholesale and retail, at- Ching and Rutler's, ;No. 4, Che pride, London; and retail bx most Country Venders, in Boxes at ZS. 9d. and ss. 6d. each. • RENOVATED HEALTH. • TT has been too frequently the subjed. ofjust and X general reprobation, that men dl.'stittitz of the elements of the medical art have otr,:red themselves as'candidates for publicpatronage in the prifession of physic- I-or the purpose of doing justice to the result of our studies and experience, and to prevent us fro: 1; being classed - aiming those empiries Whose imprudent pretensions have, unfortunately thr society, been too lavOurahly received, we beg leave to'sitbmit to the liberal and enniWnenect a faithful statement of our pin snits and au quiretEents. A I teihaving received 'a regtilar tttedicttl educa_ lion as .the pupils. of MessrS. Grihd,Al .andqllizard, whose lectures and practice we caretttily attended, as prokssors and surgeons of the London Hospital ; we entered otlrscl,6 - as students in that justly celebrated 5c;.. , 11 - 4r medical a,...(iiiire ment, the Royal Co;legeof 17:Unthlirgit, and ,were•iiistrurted in the dirreivnt brandies ulanatomy,-stirgery, the theory :and practice of physic, cheMistry, midwiter, botany, &c. & c; by those' einist;nt prolcssors, Drs. Munro, tite k ;Ory, !flack, liamilton. Duncan and Rutherford. We trust we shall nut deeme4.l presumptuous in s.tying that our protic:eitcy and acquisentents are not incolisiderabie. having tor a long series of years made. Venereal Cutnplaint, and the various diseases of Debi:ay, the particular object ot our studies , ,i4d prattiee, it will, we ;tope, he allowed that we lia:;eaLtptired superior know ledge.of their treatment and cute. In slight and recent cases ut infe.elion a petted re-establishiner,t is completed in the short period of two days ; , and io those of +v.:a utmost in veteracy, where other pra , :titi,ners h:ve fsiled of success, a proper perseverance in our plan of treatinetA ensures to the patient - a stife. - andralical cure • Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders wh h are the effi•cts of a habit !wig and most unhairpily priestied by the )0:all-of - built sexes, there maie ni,..re alarming or more distres:siii4 than those deficiencies and debilities which tie tit:cLqy prevent or embitter the matrimonial state 'Po such persons it indsr be a consolation to know that they may now, by a new anti infallible mode oftreatment, be restored to that greatest, ail Intunm blessings, a strong, rainy, and vigor ous constitution.. I,n all cases of debility, Crum whatever causearising, as well as in every species ofvelieleal infection, we May be consulted by patients of either sex - with thegreat est secrecy ancl'honour. Hours of consultation at hthne from. ten to three; and ii um 6 in the evening till to at night. Patients in the couittry are requested to stare the particu -lars or their case, age, and general habit ofliving, in closing a'remittance - tor acittice and medicines, when the same will be given, or sent to any part of the kitigdoin. To.ensure that secrecy so essential to our undertaking, tile postage 01 letters may be added to the account for inecdcines. CURRIE and Cu: Surgeons, .No. tw7,.1 - latton-garden. " Messrs. Currie and Co. have Certificates front the above rcipeeta6le Professors' ni London and Edinburgh, ,o 1 the diligence, •skill, and- humanity, with winch they per_ for Med the- duties assj.,;ned theni dining t4e :imc they at. , ttn.lcd their Lectures and Practice. - T , . 1.•.‘ . 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SECOND CLASS - OF PRISONERS., Edward- Kennedy sworn. Lived in New Sireet thle of eight of the se- , conti class party who T. . Kept • nnaer-)ar , titre ; have voluntarily separated u'4SArst committed toNew themselves twin the ac- gate was removed to Kit cond class. m;tintiatia about 23d May last. Got no subsistence-Mo . • ney in Newgate. When be came here got a' straw pallet, sheets, and blankets. * The diet at first was a pint of small beer and some bread for breakfast : the class of prisoners he be- * longed to got the same. Their dinner was gene rally some treth beef and some mutton :- they pro. vided something more for themselves. • They prop.',sed to Dann, the Gaoler, to give them a - joint of Meat three days in the week. Donn said he ../oulci, if Dr. Trevor approved . of it ; out 1)r. ,Trevor did not agree to it. .The necessary r , ,ey had; was a nsicket in their cell. - !Acv the meals at' some times scanty, at others enough. Conceives he is entitled to a guin-a'a week for the enne,he was in Ne.i.vgate." Has not used the G.iol alicitviinoe.of meat for the three last tt:eeks, because he would not :tit at the table with people who were disorderly ; and he and eiglit''ot hers have their ott n vOuals in their own room. SornetimeS goo] tneat, sometimes scanty ; sometimes very. bad at the ia.ce provided tbr tie prisoners; sometimes boiled tr6h beef that he ct,Uld not eat. - . . Thinks Ole prisoners are not. treated com`fortally with respea to their food. .Has b. en at the table, titat is 11)e people 'did not know boo/ to carve, he has seen a good _piece of beef sb cut as to be offensive. Saw at different times the" mutt unsound, and. no thing brought iu :its place." The class to . • which he belongs, he heard, Were at -first' provided v. !;.:: tea, and a good breaktast ; hien they got bread and r, of which they complained; and now they irate bread and milk, which is %cry good. Has had lit-tie communication with Dr. Tn.vor or the‘Gaolet, and ha, no conytaint to make .3,.tittst. them. If the number of fitly of his class were dit 'tied into three tables, it NA ouki greatly tend -It) their cum- It3t—has ieen - the person who carved for the w.to.e leave not hitig,,for . . is nalanie to afford to live, unless he ges the al lowance for the tinte he was itt Neu.-gate. Of Me Sepnid Cass. Nicholas StaiEnd • ywere struck off the Edward 51.t14 &tic. act First Class abitht the 10th - , • all sworn. .of Janua r y. krom that These also are of the tine - they- 'got beer for second class, and were'-de. b poled to answ er f ur t h e breakfast. He c omp l a i ne d whole of their class. to Dr. Trevor that beer. did not agree with him ; but Dr. Trevor told him, that ' - I if he complained he would T:Anove him to the other • side of tl* Gaol. . • The candle-light iesufficient, and so w a s the fire —last week the fire was knocked otf the comnion hall ; one fire is mecessary, k a. prisoner was ill, to warns his drink. Meat of the worst quality was given . to, them, and when they sent it back they got no more till next day —often did not get enough - to eat. ['ne people think it odd that there shoulclbesuch distinction between the Fi•st and' Second Class. Michael Dalton says he_ was afraid to complain, as Dr. Trevor, charged him. with w ritivg a lake let ter to Colonel Woke, mkrepresenting the treatment of the prisoners. They now get iniik and bread for breakfast';--their class had at first tea for bre..akfast. -=They have less cause of complaint now than at Christmas. The diet-is bad ; fresh beef, and 'once a.:veek mutton. The vegetables very' scanty. They desire to 'be put on the first atl6Wance of tea, bread, and • butter for •breakfast. They were very comfortable in the situation they, vt ere placed at first. . , Mi,:hael 'Dalton says, if , their tables or mes ses were separated, and more candle-light allowed, they . • would be much more com fortable. . . . Pat.. Marlay, . Patrick Feeneycomplains lirlin kuirrk•e, win. rerrott, that . he'has 'not go t the (k- Michael Dwyer, vertu - tient allowance, from Michael Now/an, the time of his corpthittal, Charles Kane, in September last, t ill No . Ilugh 13y rne, tat ri •.k Feeney, ' - vember, Wheh he was put , • all sworn. on the allowance. - These persons also were • Marlay complains, al *. at he only got I is. 4A. per . deputed by 'the. Second . Class to speak for th e whole, - and some of them week whilst in Newgite, said ti.e.y had particular charges to make. which was apt sufficient-- he was brought'here against . • . ' his consent, and' the -ha)':- guinea a-week is withdrawn, and he is put on a diet here nut worth .ss. a-week. He gets Sniall beer for breakfast, and.boiled beet to eat, which'. disagiee With him. The diet 'he gets is sufficient to poison Itint; he gets no tea, which tie was used to do ; gets bid milk for breakfast now. His cell isyrry bad. He signed the petition because Dr. Trev‘ r divided the• people into classes. He had kt room n New4ate, out here he has a cell, and is locked up, where, if he was ill, he could nit ease himself. , --- The bvel this day munk. • (gr. No , l'•••• - •1:11i2 reinaiiider of the beef of this day was three of the priAmers -swore it was 's•ie.c _m!.tlan• 4 gS k •1 1'